Mac Memory Upgrade?

A common feature of all computers is that the upgrades of memory will almost always result in a faster machine. Originally, Apple MacBooks came with 2GB of memory. Basic versions of all the MacBook, including versions of the MacBook Pro, came from a local Apple reseller with 2GB as standard, with many models featuring 4GB.

With dual memory slots, the MacBook can be upgraded by an Apple Authorized repair center to double the maximum memory available to 8GB.

Benefits of taking your MacBook in for an Authorized Apple repair service for a memory upgrade include:

The knowledge that your new parts are installed properly by qualified Authorized MacBook repair technician whose work is guaranteed.
Faster data streaming - extra memory helps to maintain a constant flow of data and to avoid screen freezes that may occur when watching a video or during other CPU intensive work.

Faster boot-up - The system has more "space" to pre-load the operating system at boot time.

Reduced disk wear - When the memory system is deficient, the system must use hard disk as a means of gaining additional memory space. Activities move data back and forth can cause large performance penalty because the system will be bound by the read / write disk operation.
Enhance all-round performance - For various reasons, the Macs respond well to additional memory and can function significantly faster as a result. Most Apple resellers or Apple Authorized Repair Service Providers will carry the necessary memory modules for an upgrade in-stock.

There are good reasons why your MacBook memory upgrade should be handled by Apple Authorized Reseller or Apple Authorized repair service providers; different versions of the MacBook require different memory modules. Inserting the wrong module could damage the main board or produce unexpected errors.

Choosing a reputable Apple reseller or Apple Authorized Repair Service Center allows you to feel confident that not only are they using quality memory, but the work performed is approved by Apple to meet the specifications required by the operating system and hardware. Apple resellers and Apple Repair Service Centers only use Apple approved replacement parts for MacBook repairs and upgrades.

So before visiting your Apple reseller for an expensive MacBook repair, try upgrading the memory first at your local Apple Authorized Repair Service Center to see if it cures the problem. Apple Authorized Repair Centers are certified to handle all types of MacBook repairs. They have qualified personnel available to help you assess your Apple repair service needs fast and for less money than the Apple Store.